The home secretary has said the a new deal signed with France to reduce the number of people attempting to cross the Channel in small boats will not be a ‘silver bullet’.
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Suella Braverman insisted there were ‘real wins’ for both UK and France in the arrangement, signed on Monday, which promises a 40% increase in the number of patrols to try to detect small boats about to make the voyage from France, with UK personnel taking part for the first time.

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